User manual

Working in a Remote Desktop or
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Horizon provides the familiar, personalized desktop and application environment that end users expect.
End users can access USB and other devices connected to their local computer, send documents to any
printer that their local computer can detect, authenticate with smart cards, and use multiple display
monitors.
This chapter includes the following topics:
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“Feature Support Matrix for Windows Clients,” on page 79
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“Internationalization,” on page 83
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“Enabling Support for Onscreen Keyboards,” on page 84
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“Resizing the Remote Desktop Window,” on page 84
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“Monitors and Screen Resolution,” on page 85
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“Connect USB Devices,” on page 89
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“Using the Real-Time Audio-Video Feature for Webcams and Microphones,” on page 93
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“Copying and Pasting Text and Images,” on page 94
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“Using Remote Applications,” on page 95
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“Printing from a Remote Desktop or Application,” on page 96
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“Control Adobe Flash Display,” on page 97
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“Clicking URL Links That Open Outside of Horizon Client,” on page 98
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“Using the Relative Mouse Feature for CAD and 3D Applications,” on page 98
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“Using Scanners,” on page 99
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“Using Serial Port Redirection,” on page 100
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“Keyboard Shortcuts,” on page 101
Feature Support Matrix for Windows Clients
Some features are supported on one type of Horizon Client but not on another.
When planning which display protocol and features to make available to your end users, use the following
information to determine which client operating systems support the feature.
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